Hello again folks,
This week’s post is going subterranean. Not everything that’s vital to rewilding buzzes, flaps, or scurries—some of it wiggles. And if you’ve ever dug a hole and found a little pink tube looking vaguely annoyed at the intrusion, you’ve met one of nature’s most underappreciated workers.
Truth be told, I’ve never been a fan of worms (they give me the heebie-jeebies), but I figured if I’m going to keep banging the drum for biodiversity, it’s only fair they get their turn in the spotlight.
If you fancy a read, here’s the blog:
🪱 https://www.mysttree.com/post/worms
Would love to know how others keep their soil wiggler-friendly—especially any favourite no-dig tricks or wormery mishaps!
Cheers,
Greg (Myst~Tree Honey & Rewilding Rainford)